skybluesam66
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Max Biamou v swindon
followed by around 5 of Franck Moussa;s
followed by around 5 of Franck Moussa;s
You stole my one lol such a good goal though.My favourite goal was the Dublin goal against Newcastle at Highfield Road, when Shay Given put the ball down without looking behind him and Dublin ran up and put it into the net
Moussa was one of the most underrated players we've ever had
Just in case you haven't heard it beforeYou stole my one lol such a good goal though.
Until next season?My favourite ever goal will be the one that secures promotion this season.
wasnt this the game with trouble afterwards, where we had fans behind both goals.
This screamer by Doyle (go to 2:30) was on my birthday. Forgot just how one sided that game was, looked like they were gonna do us then we score in the 80th and 85th minutes :happy:
Got to be Regis header 4-3 v Spurs. Or the QF goal v Sheffield Wed.
Dublin overhead kick with his back to goal v Everton at Goodison.
One from the Ricoh years-David Bell v Doncaster, we gave him a 4 year deal on the back of it!
Tony Dobson from the half way line against Banik Ostrava, it was a friendly but who cares, it was a screamer
No, but Don Hutchison did. Great goal though.Did Don Hutchinson score a screamer away to Leeds if I remember rightly??
Yeah was thinking that one yesterday just classic striker play, his second at UTD as well.Against the Villa. Chippo plays it out wide to Keane, he crosses it in to Roussel, he puts in a bullet header at the near post. I've seen better goals for City but that one was my favourite. "Sacked in the morning, you're getting sacked in the morning..."
Yea I think you're right. I just checked and it was a really weird kick off time of 5.20pm so people had an extra couple of hours in the pub, normally doesn't helpwasnt this the game with trouble afterwards, where we had fans behind both goals.
Just in case you haven't heard it before
Shay Given is the only Irishman who doesn't know where Dublin is
You stole my one lol such a good goal though.
Sorry bud, hadn't read the whole thread but agree it was quality. I was right behind it in the East stand
Two of my sons were mascots at that game.All of those mentioned remember fondly.
Another one to add to the list is Chippo’s goal vs Leeds. Yes that one! I watched it over and over for months.
What a team we had the then and the match although we lost was a classic.
just for us old uns how about the donkey kickErnie Hunt curling it over the Burnley keeper (Waiters?) from near the halfway line at Highfield Road in the early 1970's. What an entertainer he was.
What a great goal that was, and what a feeling. Preston were 1-0 up and time wasting for England - their players, the ball boys, and even the fans when the ball went into the stands. I also thought that they were a mean spirited team (Simon Greyson the Manager?) so when we scored right at the death, I went mad! The following season we were again 1-0 down in the last minute, similar behaviour from Preston, when Fleck rattled the bar with a great long range shot. History nearly repeated itself which would have been very sweet!This is probably one of the best of seen live... pretty much last kick of the game I think. Which made up for the 9 previous visits to Deepdale.
Indeed he did, a good 40 yards out, on the half volley. Think Marcus Hall took a quick throwing to Hutchison cos the latter could see the keeper out of position.Did Don Hutchinson score a screamer away to Leeds if I remember rightly??
That was a cracking goal, ball out wide from Richardson, to Salako, to Dion's head. We scored a another team goal v Sheff U ( I think) but we strung a few more passes together, put McSheff away down the line and he crossed into Dele, who knocked it in.Another one of my favorites was Dublins header at loftus Road , wasnt anything special, Was just a great cross from Salako and was just a perfect header from Dion, a pure simplistic goal of great beauty. Was pure magic amd the perfect centre forward goal.
Some great football/goals in that lot. What a great team we had during that time.Some great candidates already mentioned but Noel Whelan also scored some crackers. The last one in this video is my favourite of those I was there to see - Whelan dancing past basically the entire Southampton side before scoring, leading to the fans singing Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel to the tune of the Christmas carol. Not sure if this was on his debut? Must have been around then.
Edit: apparently I’m misremembering- he’d already signed for us a while before this.
What a great team we had during that time.
Looking at those stats/finishes it looks terrible! But yes, good times indeed.Finishes of 16th, 16th, 17th, 11th (!), 15th and 14th between 1994-95 and 1999-2000. Yet I still kind of think of that as the golden era (particularly between about 97-99).
Finishes of 16th, 16th, 17th, 11th (!), 15th and 14th between 1994-95 and 1999-2000. Yet I still kind of think of that as the golden era (particularly between about 97-99).
Graham Westley was their manager for that game. I remember the ball rolling out of play towards him, he shaped to trap it and then lifted his foot so it could roll away. Preston at that time reflected the manager. I hate time wasting (from us as well) and Preston in that game took it to a new level. Credit to the ref as he added the time on which allowed Moussa to score his great goal. Very sweet moment after what they had tried to do.What a great goal that was, and what a feeling. Preston were 1-0 up and time wasting for England - their players, the ball boys, and even the fans when the ball went into the stands. I also thought that they were a mean spirited team (Simon Greyson the Manager?) so when we scored right at the death, I went mad! The following season we were again 1-0 down in the last minute, similar behaviour from Preston, when Fleck rattled the bar with a great long range shot. History nearly repeated itself which would have been very sweet!
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